#CHANNEL 5 NEWS ANCHOR RESIGNS TV#

HagK8cDxOb- Addison Green November 28, 2021Īddison Green, a meteorologist for KHOU, announced on Nov. Me & debut Sun AM show in 1/2020, so it’s fitting we worked 1 last time. It’s been a wonderful 2 years here! I’ve accepted a job w/ as one of the weekday meteorologists.

It’s sad to say “Goodbye Houston” but my last day w/ is this TUE. He is now an anchor/correspondent with NBC. Steven Romo (who is married to Stephen Morgan, above) left his role as ABC13 weekend morning anchor and reporter to move to New York City with Morgan. He had been with KRIV since 2019 and helped cover the deadly winter storm in February. Meteorologist Stephen Morgan (who is married to Steven Romo, below) left Fox 26 in October to join the FOX Weather team in New York City. He has reported from over 70 countries on five continents, along with nearly every US state, including covering the Oklahoma City bombing. Before ABC13, Rascon had worked as a national correspondent for CBS News and as a reporter for ABC7 in Los Angeles, according to ABC13. newscast for 23 years, said he wanted to focus on personal and community service projects. Rascon, who has co-anchored the midday and 5 p.m. 30 he would depart from the station – and local television – at the end of the year. Longtime anchor Art Rascon told audiences on Sept. Art Rascon - ABC13Īrt Rascon will depart from ABC13 at the end of the year. Britta Merwin - KPRCīritta Merwin, who had been the morning meteorologist for KPRC, left in May to become morning co-host for Fox Weather, CultureMap reported at the time. Over three decades, Koch, pronounced “Cook,” covered 10 hurricanes and a dozen national political conventions, as well as reporting from Rome and the Baikonur space port in Kazakhstan. 1 that he would retire at the end of May. After 33 years anchoring the ABC13 morning newscast, Koch announced on Feb. Tom Koch spent almost 40 years reporting for ABC13 after following his future wife down to Texas from the Green Bay, Wisconsin television station where they had met on the job.

#CHANNEL 5 NEWS ANCHOR RESIGNS TV#

At his retirement Archer was Houston’s longest-running TV reporter on air and had helped cover major news events in the city for over four decades, ranging from natural disasters to political scandals. Archer was beaten, stabbed, and left unconscious in a street, awakening the next day in a hospital. Archer and his colleague and mentor Jack Cato were covering the scene when they were attacked. In 1978, one year after army veteran José Campos Torres was found dead in Buffalo Bayou after being beaten and killed by Houston police officers who were sentenced to a year of probation, tensions erupted during a Cinco de Mayo event at Moody Park.

The Wichita Falls native moved to Houston in 1969 and studied journalism at the University of Houston before joining KPRC as a police beat reporter. In February, he announced he would be signing off for the last time on March 4. Longtime KPRC reporter Phil Archer began his television news career in 1976. Hecker is now a news personality, according to her social media accounts. Joseph Varon, chief of staff at United Memorial Medical Center, who used the drug as part of a cocktail to treat COVID-19 patients. The video includes recordings of her bosses saying she should not have asked about hydroxychloroquine in an interview with Dr. During the impromptu segment, Hecker alleged that Fox Corporation prevented her from covering anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine as a COVID-19 treatment and promised to release secret recordings to show “what goes on behind the scenes at Fox.” Project Veritas, a conservative group known for publishing undercover “sting” videos meant to expose what the group deems to be political bias in news media, released a video interview with Hecker. Project VeritasĪ former general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor at Fox 26, Ivory Hecker was fired by the station after going off-script in a live 5 p.m. Ivory Hecker left Fox 26 on June 15, a day after going off-script during a live broadcast at 5 p.m. In her announcement, Sachse said she would focus on her social media presence, including a YouTube channel with over 1.5 million subscribers, and a book slated for release on Aptitled “Life Makeover: Embrace the Bold, Beautiful, and Blessed You.” Ivory Hecker - Fox 26 She spent 28 years at KPRC reporting on the streets and on the set, first as a traffic reporter and later as an anchor for primetime newscasts. Sachse began her reporting career in local radio as a traffic announcer but later became one of Houston’s most recognizable television faces. Karen Warren, Staff / Houston Chronicleĭominique Sachse, an Emmy Award-winning evening anchor for KPRC, announced at the end of September her departure from the station on Oct.

Channel 5 news anchor resigns